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In advance of a major rally in D.C., a look at how the anti-vaccine movement has capitalized on the coronavirus to spread a message that doctors and public health experts consider dangerous.
"My children will not come to school on Monday with a mask on," one parent in Page County warned her school board. "That's not happening, and I will bring every single gun loaded and ready."
Levi, a 6-year-old German shepherd, and Avery, a 4-year-old chocolate Lab, play an important role in providing first responders with comfort and companionship during and after traumatic events.
The bipartisan bills — taking shape just days after Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) endorsed the idea Monday in his first speech to the General Assembly — would create a football stadium authority for the plan.
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